In 2011, the state reached two landmarks.
Just look across the river, see two landmarks not torn down.
Once these two landmarks were passed, the UK intelligence machine was ready to reveal unprecedented evidence on The Hague arrests.
Her attention was focused on the Stone House and Richmond Cottage, two landmarks of the Charles Deering Estate, an environmental, archaeological and historic preserve in Palmetto Bay.
The second half has been largely uneventful, aside from those two landmarks: Kane's hat-trick and Panama's first World Cup goal.
Two landmarks were the charter of privileges granted by Henry II in 1157 and the rights granted by Richard I in 1194 in return for financial aid.
I showed it to the clerk in a store near the bus station, and though just those two landmarks were labeled, he led me directly to the square.
The future of these two landmarks has been the topic of heated debate and many messages have been received in various University offices, including my own.
FOR more than a century J. Sainsbury and Boots have been the two landmarks on Britain's high street that make towns feel complete and smaller villages envious.
The point is that, regardless of our widely touted devotion to the multicultural concept, the British map of black history would probably contain two landmarks - slavery and Windrush.
When tested with four or two landmarks (either relatively near or far from the platform), the students' performance was equivalent and significantly better than that obtained with one landmark only (either relatively near or far from the platform).
